Close Menu
  • Home
  • Featured Artists
  • News
    • U.A.E.
    • Global
  • Artists in Focus
    • Artists in Focus 2024
    • Artists in Focus 2023
    • Artists in Focus 2022
  • Designer’s Corner
  • Events
  • Magazine
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Magzoid MagazineMagzoid Magazine
  • Home
  • Featured Artists
  • News
    • U.A.E.
    • Global
  • Artists in Focus
    • Artists in Focus 2024
    • Artists in Focus 2023
    • Artists in Focus 2022
  • Designer’s Corner
  • Events
  • Magazine
Subscribe Now
Magzoid MagazineMagzoid Magazine
You are at:Home»Exhibitions»‘The Distance from Here’ brings classics to the Hayy Arts Center in Jeddah
Exhibitions

‘The Distance from Here’ brings classics to the Hayy Arts Center in Jeddah

June 18, 20222 Mins Read
Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

“The Distance from Here” is an exhibition at Hayy Arts in Jeddah that showcases many perspectives on space and time. The exhibition, which runs until October 25, features work by 20 artists from Korea, India, Pakistan, Lebanon, Morocco, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Syria.

“It’s about thinking about time and space, and as humans, the idea of our surroundings in the previous few years as a result of the epidemic and everything that’s happened.” Antonia Carter, director of Art Jameel, says, “It’s really reflecting on this remarkable transition that is taking place in Saudi Arabia at this tremendous time for art in the kingdom.”tra

Because “The Distance from Here” is a travelling exhibition that arrived to Jeddah from Dubai, the curatorial team worked hard to maintain not just the artworks but also the exhibition’s soul.

Rotana Shaker, the curator’s assistant, “There is a distinct process for a touring exhibition, and it takes a few months.” We were already planning the next steps when the Dubai exhibition opened, and how we would adapt it to the new environment.

Collecting pieces by a variety of artists, adapting them to the space, and bringing it all to life, according to Carter, is a thrilling experience. The curators’ greatest joy comes from witnessing the audience not only admire the artworks but also recognize themselves in what is displayed on the gallery walls. Hayy Jameel is “dedicated to the community,” Carter noted, based on his name alone.

hayy arts centre UAE
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous ArticleAt Dubai Public Libraries, the first part of ‘School of Life’ is all set to begin
Next Article Dubai Culture Joins Forces with the Hayi App to Connect Residents throughout the City

Related Posts

Singapore Museum Explores Hiroshi Sugimoto Legacy

June 23, 2026

The Permit Room Marks Mango Season with New ‘The Mango Edit’ Menu

June 23, 2026

Tableau Marks Copenhagen Cafe Anniversary

June 22, 2026

Comments are closed.

Latest Issue

Latest Posts

Singapore Museum Explores Hiroshi Sugimoto Legacy

The Permit Room Marks Mango Season with New ‘The Mango Edit’ Menu

Tableau Marks Copenhagen Cafe Anniversary

Emirati Media Forum Opens in Dubai

Subscribe Now

Magzoid Magazine is a leading luxury publication based in the UAE, at the forefront of art, culture, and lifestyle across the MENA region. We celebrate the region’s rich creative landscape through compelling storytelling, curated features, and exclusive coverage of influential artists, events, and cultural movements.

Partnership Queries

WhatsApp: +971 58 591 0344

Email: [email protected]

Quick Links
  • Advertise
  • Press Release
  • Feature Requests
  • Media Partnerships
  • Sponsorship Opportunities
  • Contact Us
Subscribe

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
© 2025 | Magzoid Magazine | All Rights Reserved

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.